Firstly, let’s quickly review December’s updates on Quantpedia. In December, we enhanced Quantpedia’s Saving Plan Analysis report by introducing two new tables that provide in-depth sensitivity analysis for investing and savings plans. Leveraging 100 years of historical data, the tables model a user’s Model portfolio performance and analyze the probability of achieving a desired rate of return across various investment horizons. The first table focuses on lump-sum investments, displaying the likelihood of exceeding required returns (0% to 10%) over time frames ranging from 1 to 20 years. The second table extends this analysis to recurring investments, offering insights into the probabilities of surpassing targeted internal rates of return (IRR) over the same horizons. These additions provide a more comprehensive understanding of portfolio performance under different scenarios..
Secondly, we introduced our new YouTube video series QuantBeats. Together with Dan Hubscher, we plan to focus on expert interviews, cutting-edge quant strategies, and insights into the evolving world of quantitative finance. In the first episode, we introduced ourselves, explained our vision for the show, and gave listeners a glimpse into what to expect from the podcast. In the second episode, we introduced the first external guest—Alex Gillula from Tocaya Capital Management, discussed Alex’s journey to quant portfolio management, how traders can use three key high-level signals to build better portfolios, the role of AI in strategy development, and how market-neutral approaches can capture alpha. Both episodes are live on YouTube, the 3rd episode is in post-production, and we sincerely invite you all to follow us on our Youtube, Linkedin, FB, Twitter, and/or Bluesky links.
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